Super Bowl LVI Party Food and Drinks: The Best Bites and Cocktails to Enjoy While Watching the Game

From pork ribs with Cleveland BBQ sauce to a variety of Super Bowl-themed cocktails, here are the best bites and cocktails to enjoy while watching the game.

Super Bowl LIX is just days away, and whether you’re watching for the celebrity cameos and halftime glamour or are very into who will hoist the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the game, there’s something for everyone at these viewing parties. These parties will also include enjoying the halftime show and all the fun new star-packed commercials, of course. But the star attraction may just be the cocktails and bites enjoyed along the way.

Here, check out some of the best Super Bowl LIX food and drink specials in the country.

Pork Ribs With Cleveland BBQ Sauce

Pork Ribs With Cleveland BBQ Sauce at Mabel’s Bar & Q at Palms Casino Resort Las ... [+] Vegas.

At Mabel’s Bar & Q at Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas, this succulent dish features smoked pork ribs dripping with tangy Cleveland BBQ sauce. “Whether you’re cheering for your team or just enjoying the commercials, Mabel’s is the place to be…but if you can’t stay, we’ve packaged it all up for you to take it home,” said Chef Michael Symon, from Mabel’s Bar & Q.

The Coin Toss

The Coin Toss at Printer’s Alley in New York City.

At Printer’s Alley in New York City, this fun cocktail has the addition of a tajin rim and dried pineapple adds the perfect amount of tartness to the cocktail. “The Coin Toss is refreshing, tart, subtlety sweet and accompanied beautifully by a smokey kick from the mezcal. Come join us here at Printers Alley for Super Bowl LIX with The Coin Toss in hand and enjoy the many drink and food specials we have to offer throughout the game," said Mairead McKiernan, Printer’s Alley NYC Manager.

Hurts So Good and The Ironhorse

Hurts So Good and The Ironhorse at Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas.

There’s a variety of Super Bowl-themed cocktails at PRESS Lounge inside Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas. In honor of the Eagles, Hurts So Good is made with VSOP, fresh lemon juice, honey syrup, orange bitters, and ginger beer, with a fresh mint garnish. Meanwhile, the Ironhorse, created in honor of the Chiefs, is made with Rye Whiskey, spicy ginger beer, Angostura bitters, fresh lemon juice, a ruby red dusting (in honor of the team’s colors), and a strawberry garnish.

"At PRESS, we like our cocktails like our football—bold, exciting, and built for the big moments. Hurts So Good is smooth, strong, and impossible to ignore—just like Philly on game day. Meanwhile, The Ironhorse is all about grit, power, and that never-say-die Kansas City energy. Our highly-skilled team of bartenders take inspiration from the passion of fans from around the world, crafting drinks that celebrate the spirit of the game—no matter where you’re from or who you’re cheering for,” said Maxime Chogon, Director of F&B for Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas.

Touchdown Tea

Touchdown Tea at Commons Club inside the Virgin Hotel New Orleans in New Orleans.

At Commons Club inside the Virgin Hotel New Orleans in New Orleans, the Touchdown Tea involves Russell’s Reserve Bourbon as a reflection of Kentucky spirit, with a bit of zest from Combier Peche and lemon juice and a touch of honey syrup and green tea to round it out. “Touchdown tea is a winning blend of bourbon, green tea, lemon and peach, offering a refreshing, yet bold flavor perfect for game day. The balance of smooth bourbon and bright citrus makes it a crowd pleaser, while the sweetness of peach keeps things lively, just like the energy of football," said Heather Blanchard, lead bartender.

The Big Easy

The Big Easy at Time Out Market New York.

At Time Out Market New York, this cocktail combines the rich, deep flavor of Remy Martin 1738 with Citadelle Gin and Orgeat for a touch of sweetness and complexity. "With the Super Bowl being hosted in New Orleans, what better way to celebrate than with a cocktail that channels the city’s vibrant culture and love for festivities? The Big Easy is a nod to New Orleans’ legendary Mardi Gras celebrations—where the flavors of the city come alive through the food, music, and drinks. This cocktail was designed to offer a luxurious yet approachable experience that brings together the city’s finest in spirits and ingredients." said Andrew Denno, General Manager of Time Out Market New York.

Touchdown Tower

Touchdown Tower at The Cove Club in West Palm Beach.

At The Cove Club in West Palm Beach, the Touchdown Tower offers two levels of french fries topped with fried chicken tenders, two double cheeseburgers and two juicy lobster rolls perfect for the whole team. “The biggest night in football calls for a feast worthy of the occasion. The Touchdown